As you know: IntelliSense is Microsoft's implementation of autocompletion. It helps you navigate through the evergrowing number of methods, properties, parameters etc. and the code you write yourself. Thanks to IntelliSense, whenever you type an object or variable name it recognizes and type a "." you'll get a menu of choices that Visual Studio .NET thinks might be appropriate there. And Int
elliSense can even complete your typing for you.
Hint: If you are in the code view and have closed the IntelliSense you can "force" if show the list by using Crtl + space (or Crtl +J). You can also do this without context, that is Visual Studio would display the entire application domain object model available to the developer
Example of a Handy Hint
IntelliSense
As you know: IntelliSense is Microsoft's implementation of autocompletion. It helps you navigate through the evergrowing number of methods, properties, parameters etc. and the code you write yourself.Thanks to IntelliSense, whenever you type an object or variable name it recognizes and type a "." you'll get a menu of choices that Visual Studio .NET thinks might be appropriate there. And Int
elliSense can even complete your typing for you.
Hint: If you are in the code view and have closed the IntelliSense you can "force" if show the list by using Crtl + space (or Crtl +J). You can also do this without context, that is Visual Studio would display the entire application domain object model available to the developer
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